I can port-map to the various servers just fine (ie: abc.com:8080,
abc.com:8888,
etc.) but this is NOT the desired configuration.
The 3 different web servers should all be accessible via port 80:
abc.com, coolstuff.abc.com, abc.com/coolstuff
Can you give me a bit more details as to what you really want to do.
- Look to me if I understand you right, it's pretty simple. All your
servers would have the same content and you spread the load between them.
- And you try to have coolstuff.abc.com redirected to your web server
directory at abc.com/coolstuff?
If so, that's pretty easy to do and rewrite module in httpd does do that
for you.
I do that all the time!
Working live example if you need to see it to know and understand my
question to you.
example
http://wheredoyoufit.org
will redirect you to
http://typology.people-press.org/
Or an other example redirecting oyu inside a sub directory of a site
like this:
http://pandemicfluandyou.org
will redirect you inside a sub directory here:
http://healthyamericans.org/pandemic-flu/
Is that what you try to do?
If not, I do not follow your question.
Or if so, you sure can use relayd, but no need for it really.
You may even redirect your various URL to different port too if that
makes your life easier and then in pf, you redirect them to a specific
server at all times.
There is many solutions, but what is the problem you try to address.
Sorry if I am tick, but that's what I understood from your question.
Best,
Daniel
